Microsoft confirms that the official version of Windows 10 Anniversary Update will be released in July

Computer Store News: According to the content of the previous Microsoft document, the official version of the Windows 10 First Anniversary Update may be released in July.

Now Microsoft has almost confirmed that it will release an anniversary update in July. Microsoft announced that the Windows 10 Anniversary Update will be available this summer and will be rolled out to various Windows 10 devices including PCs, tablets, mobile phones, Xbox One, Microsoft HoloLens and the Internet of Things. Our sources said that the first phase of the Redstone update, the anniversary update, is expected to be launched between June and July. In the Windows 10 Business Roadmap, we learned about enhanced Continuum and remote computer unlocking features. Microsoft also mentioned that a new Cortana feature will arrive in July 2016:
& nbsp;Cortana is the best digital assistant, can To provide you with reminders, you can set up a variety of ways including stylus, and in July 2016 will be launched with email alerts related details. You can dictate, and Cortana remembers your notes. & rdquo;

Microsoft this time "inadvertently" revealed that the new version of Windows 10 release date is not unexpected. In fact, it can be seen from the name, "Windows 10 first anniversary update", if not released in July, it will be strange. After the official release of Windows 10 was released on July 29, 2015, it has been favored by many users around the world. More than 270 million devices have been installed. According to foreign media speculation, it is expected that more than 300 million users will use it on the first anniversary of Windows 10 release. The Windows 10 first anniversary update will bring a variety of new features in the system itself and supporting applications, so many people in the industry think this is the real Windows 10 official version. The release of this version will allow users to see the evolution of the new system, and there should be more users willing to give up Win7/Win8.1, upgrade to Windows 10 to experience the charm of the new system. Windows 7/Windows 8.1 users who want to use Windows 10 for free are now ready to upgrade. If you do not complete an activation before July 29, Microsoft will close the free upgrade channel.